eleathyra: Here is my mythological version of Loki - he probably doesn’t look like most of you
eleathyra:Here is my mythological version of Loki - he probably doesn’t look like most of you would have expected, but I worked together with a friend, who did some research for me, and provided a profile I could work with. Here is some short information:Hair colour:Loki’s hair colour isn’t mentioned anywhere. While it makes sense to imagine Asgardians with light or red hair like most Vikings had, Loki isn’t from Asgard. Any hair colour would be possible.Posture:He was definitely not the warrior type, even though it is said that he often joined Thor for hunting. Loki knows a lot, one of the reasons why the Asgardians often asked him for advise. Probably he studied all kinds of things, so it is likely that he was of a more delicate build.Clothing:Spending a lot of time under the finest people of Asgard his clothing must be of good quality. Loki didn’t have to do much physical work or fight - he was interested in fun things, like persuading other people to do something specific and observe what will happen. This required some kind of self-staging, so we can assume that he usually made sure he looked good. (I chose green because I like this colour - but I could just as well have picked red or purple.)Appearance:Loki was rather handsome (of course this is always a matter of taste, but he sure wasn’t ugly), maybe one of the reasons why the Asgardians still listened to him. Good looking people appear more trustworthy - that’s a fact.Probably Loki had long hair like most men in that time. He had subtle fingers and knew how to sew and braid, so he got braids in his hair. -- source link
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